Boon Pivot Toddler Tower - Folding Toddler Step Stool for Bathroom Sink or Kitchen Countertop - Step Stool for Toddlers with CPC Certification - Gray - Ages 18 Months to 4 Years

We love this toddler tower! I love how easy it is to clean because it gets very messy in the kitchen. I have a small space so I appreciate how it folds up and is easy to store. It stands up on it's own when folded which it nice. It is easy to use and unfolds quickly. It is very sturdy and I don't worry about my kid falling. I like the safety bar in the back. My kid can get in and out of it easily and tends to actually eat more of their dinner when we use this! Great product! Worth the investment!

This is so good and worth every penny. Good quality made, very stable. Easy to clean, I can tell this will last for generations to come. Perfectly designed for my kid to climb on it and reach what he needs over the counter. It does not move like others; I did not have to put it together, as it came completely assembled. You can add a net if you feel your kids aren't so stable yet, but the stool itself is pretty safe. Folds easily and doesn't take up much space. My kid cannot grab the stool alone because it is not light. Which I like.

Fantastic tower for kids helping in the kitchen or just watching parents cook. Folds easily and not too heavy, good height for our shorter little guy. No issues with slipping or tipping, it’s sturdy, and it is super easy to clean.

Easy to put together and use. I love how it folds to put away and save space. We use it all the time for the kids. It's made with heavy duty, good quality materials. Very sturdy and easy to clean.

LOVE this toddler tower. It is adjustable, easy to put up and take down. It folds up super small so it is easy to store. The bottom has grips so toddlers can't move it easily while standing or getting on and off. Worth every penny spent.

My Toddler wants to be up where I'm working, making dinner, doing dishes, etc. It took me a long time to decide which toddler tower I was going to get. I was down to a couple wooden models, and then I found this one. My first thought, what makes this different than just a step stool? The top step doesn't accidentally flip up and when looking at the dimensions, it would put the kid higher and at actual counter height. After finding the net that was often purchased with this tower, I was sold now knowing I had a way to ensure she wouldn't slip out the back. NOTE: I ended up not needing the net. My kid is 18m and sturdy on her feet. Falling through/out ended up not being a concern once I saw her position. My kid was a little hesitant climbing up into it, but has now mastered it like a pro. It's sturdy. My kid likes to jump these days, so when I saw her initially try it when she climbed into the tower, I was thinking "oh, I didn't think about that"... but with the base and the rubber traction on the base of the tower; I have no concerns. Opening it up is a breeze. Cleaning it up Is so simple! Collapsing it is pretty simple. The only part I find hard to collapse at times is the safety bar. It has easy to push "buttons", but i feel the thumb pad isn't really wide enough so you really habe to have the right placement to get the button fully pressed. I was surprised how easy it was to fold down AND how slim it is to store. We have a decent size kitchen, but not a lot of floor space, so a permanent or non collapsible tower would have been challenging. I am beyond glad I chose this over a wooden tower.

The piece is solid. It is unusually heavy, which probably prevents tipping when it's open. However, it also makes it awkward to carry at times (hard to carry with good weight lifting form), especially if you have to pull it over a baby gate. We had ours behind a baby gate, because it's a tipping hazard when folded up. If you tip it slightly toward the wall, it can rock back and fall on your toddler. If you pull it at all, same result. This is where the weight of it turns into a real hazard. It would hurt if it fell even a couple inches, but could break bones, if your toddler is sitting down when it falls on them, because it will have time to gain more momentum. Overall, we have used it a number of times and it was great while using it, just not when moving or storing it. If I couldn't hide it behind a baby gate, I would have had to replace it just to maintain some baby safe space where I don't have to be on them all the time when I want to be cooking or having a short conversation with my husband. 😜 If I was doing it all over, I would pick something that wasn't so heavy, simply because I would use it more, if I didn't picture myself having to lift it over the gate. If I'm tired or sore or have kids tugging at my pants, I don't want to risk heaving it over or bonking a kid with it. For reference, I work out with kettle bells up to 50lbs and I still get put off by this, because you just cannot get good form lifting long, heavy objects over a gate. On the positive, it looks good and fits with the decor. It is sturdy and I don't worry about tipping when it's unfolded.

Love this tower for several reasons. Very safe and secure base - no skid and not marking feet. Lightweight, Folds very compact for storage plus its easy to clean!

J adorr ! Facile a ranger facile a sortir Facile a nettoyer Pas de risque de pincement pour les enfants Ma fille peut maintenant participer activement à la cuisine pour notre plus grand bonheur

Me encanto, muy sencillo de limpiar vale toda la pena

You will Love this space saving tower. So convenient and takes no space next to kitchen. My little one knows thats her chair and easily and safely climbs it. Very recommended 🤩

This is such a perfect setup! My toddler has mild cerebral palsy and is still able to get up/down and feels secure while standing on the stool. Storage is very convenient.

Me encantó y esta super fácil de armar